iloud MTM

This is not a meaningful comparison. The Genelecs’ build quality is much better, with an enclosure made from aluminum and a high resale value even after years. But the 8010 model is designed as a size marvel first, sacrificing low end extension and SPL. The iLoud MTM can play much louder and lower a

ILoud MTM are fantastic. Not the basic iLouds, but the MTM, either version. Insanely detailed and clear, shocking amount of clean bass and volume for the size. And they have a built in calibration system to tune to whatever room youre in

Maybe the iLoud MTM in white. Only good MTM that comes to mind at a desktop form factor. They measure great for their size, but are pretty expensive.

Honestly for that room size + without acoustic treatment, i'd go for IK multimedia iLoud MTM mkii. Includes their arc mic and arc X software for acoustic self calibration. Pop those in and you're good to go. Minimally I would treat the room to reduce reverberation time decay. Any extreme standing wa

Mixbox is very good. And the iLoud MTM are one of the best nearfield monitors for small poorly treated rooms. Tone X is great too, best free amp sims on iOS. But the company is an asshole for abandoning Mixbox and all their older apps.

I use the iLoud MTM. Sound great, and the metal grills protect the speakers.

One of my 5 years old studio monitoring speaker's built in power supply just died, keeps bootlooping every few seconds when it's playing audio, probably a cap went bad (after only 5 years of use, what sorta electrolytics do those goddamn wops at IK Multimedia use, ingegneri di merda!!!) Bitch is all

The iLoud MTM are optimized for size, with a minimal enclosure volume. If you just need decent sound quality, the Adams are the smarter choice since you can use the rest of the budget for a subwoofer. That said, at the price point of the iLouds you’d be near the range of a pair of Kali IN-8 v2, whic

Look at the iLoud MTM mkII, it’s a surprisingly good speaker.

For overall good quality of sound, you can't beat a pair of Sony 7506 headphones. They're $100 and they'll give him good frequency response across the spectrum. They'll have far better bass than any (non-sub) ported monitor speaker (Ports tend to make bass muddy). Or a set of good in ear monitors (e